Cheryl Antonucci was in Ethiopia in March and found an apparently very reliable site for Cape Clawless Otter.
Cape Clawless Otters, Lake Awasa, 2019: Cheryl Antonucci’s report of a very reliable lodge for Cape Clawless Otters.
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Cape Clawless Otter Site in Ethiopia
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I visited here in Feb 2020 and no sign of the otter (or its putative holt). If I understood the guard correctly — and i’m not sure that i did — it “was here but now gone”.
Damn. What a pity!
I saw an otter yesterday in my backyard 500m from Awash river near Koka reservoir. Colorwise perhaps rather the spotted necked otter thou.